Regina Grey Nuns Hospital School of Nursing - Memorare Yearbook (Regina, Saskatchewan Canada)

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LEFT TO RIGHT; M. Cameron, V. Anderson, M. Klinger, Mrs. C. O ' Shaughnessy, M. Shea, D. McDonald, C. Schreiner. Student Council President.M. Klinger Vice-President.L. Mercier Secretary.M. Shea Treasurer.D. McDonald Social Committee Chairman.I. Hartnell Library Committee Chairman.J. Powers Residence Committee Chairman.P. Winnitowy Yearbook Committee Chairman.V. Anderson Class Presidents Senior.M. Cameron Intermediate.M. Darbelly Preliminary.K. Shreiner Advisors Mrs. C. O’Shaughnessy Sister Alice Brodeur

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Once again we have come to the close of a school year. Time has flown so quickly, as we reminisce, we ask ourselves, Is it possible to pack so many activi¬ ties into such a short space of time? . Yes, we have had a busy year. Our Probie Talent Party, Raffle, Christmas Party, and Glee Club called for many hours of hard work and cheerful cooperation from all students. I am proud to say that everyone has been most co-operative in whatever endeavor our School has under¬ taken. I wish to thank Reverend Sister Superior, Reverend Sister Brodeur, our Director of Nurses; Mrs. O ' Shaughnessy, our Student Council Advisor; our faculty, and grad¬ uate staff for their guidance, and fine example of dedication. To my fellow students I say Thank you for entrusting me with this office. I was indeed honored by the confidence you placed in me. A special thank you to the members of the Student Council who so un¬ selfishly gave of their time for their school. It has been a real pleasure to work so closely with you. May God bless you and help you to truly Strive for that which is noble. Marg. Klinger

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BACK ROW: N. Sullivan, Lorene Bard, L. Tipple, G. Roby, E. Rump, G. Miller, D. Machmer, A. Taupin, J. Everest, S. Ball, L. Minard, V. Antonini, A. Thorsteinson, P. Ennos, M. Feisel, M. LeBoldus, M. Sundwall, W. Schaffer. FRONT ROW: D. Posehn, M. Schafer, M. Hardy, M. Thiel, M. Pugh, M. Krause, V. Anderson, J. Kapiczowski, D. Duczek, E. Bailey, A. Steil, A. Simchak, M. Marchand, L. Dolan. The Marguerite dTouville Club ' s foundation was laid five years ago by Sister Levasseur, then Director of Education. She inspired the formation of this, an honour association, to recognize those students with high scholastic standing. The minimum scholastic standing required during the Intermediate and Senior year is 80 °]o, while during the Preliminary session 8 5 tr o is necessary. Membership in the club, a mark of merit, also carries with it responsibility. Each member is required to assist a fellow student, in the spirit of charity. I —V- -W MB I 1 ■ v KS Members may be recognized by the Marguerite dTouville pin, worn on the left side of our bibs. The symbols of medicine and knowledge, depicted by a lamp on a book, further clarify the club motto Science through Friendship. M. Marchand